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Opt in to something bigger than yourself. Make a gift today that saves lives from heart disease and stroke!
Top research advances of 2020
The American Heart Association, a leading funder of heart disease and stroke research, releases its annual selections of the year's top advances.
Don’t forget the 3 Ws – and the vaccine when it’s available
Even with the prospect of a vaccine, commonsense precautions are still the best defense against COVID-19.
Don't Die of Doubt
When an emergency strikes, hospitals are still the safest place – even during a pandemic. Call 911 at the first sign of a heart attack or stroke.
“I Wouldn’t Be Here Today Without All of You!”
Thanks to your support, Heather survived a major heart attack in her 20s. But, when a loved one has a heart attack or stroke every 40 seconds, we still have work to do. Kick off the new year with a gift that saves lives.
COVID-19 Resources for Everyone
There seem to be countless questions about the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 — and some answers seem to change every day. Find current, science-based information about the pandemic and learn how we’re relentlessly fighting COVID-19 together.
News and Stories
Helpful information about your health
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Discover a Simpler Way to Give
The American Heart Association Donor Advised Fund Program offers an easy, flexible and tax-wise way to support all your favorite charities through one account.
We Still Need Your Help
Every 40 seconds, a loved one still has a heart attack or stroke. Protect the hearts you love with a gift today.
Volunteer
Find volunteer opportunities that fit your time and talent.
Hands-Only CPR
Hands-Only CPR can save lives. Your actions can only help.
Warning Signs
Learn about the warning signs of heart attack, stroke and cardiac arrest.